Betekenis van:
well-founded

well-founded
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  • te bewaren
  • based on sound reasoning or evidence
"well-founded suspicions"

Synoniemen

Werkwoord

well-founded

Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. When life has been well spent; when there is a conscience without reproach; when there is faith in the Saviour; when there is a well-founded hope of heaven, there can be nothing that should disquiet us.
  2. If the appeal is admissible, the Board of Appeal shall examine whether it is well-founded.
  3. This removes the situation where individual drivers make personal (and often not well-founded) decisions concerning system use.
  4. Furthermore, and in particular, any legitimate expectation on the part of Germany was neither well founded nor worthy of protection.
  5. A Member State may refuse to recognise a guarantee of origin only when it has well-founded doubts about its accuracy, reliability or veracity.
  6. Applicants shall be informed of the reasons for any refusal to grant an authorisation. Those reasons shall be objective, non-discriminatory, well-founded and duly substantiated.
  7. Before rendering its final decision, the arbitral tribunal must satisfy itself that the claim is well founded in fact and law.
  8. The cooperating exporting trader argued that the Commission failed to establish a well founded causation with regard to the imports of the product concerned.
  9. If the appeal is well founded, the Court of First Instance shall quash the decision of the Civil Service Tribunal and itself give judgment in the matter.
  10. The request shall be forwarded to the Ombudsman and to the committee responsible, which, if it decides by a majority of its members that the reasons are well-founded, shall submit a report to Parliament.
  11. In the present case, the Commission examined whether the complaint lodged by the AEVP against aid N 703/95 concerning a possible infringement of Article 90 of the Treaty was well founded.
  12. A Member State may refuse to recognise a guarantee of origin only when it has well-founded doubts about its accuracy, reliability or veracity. The Member State shall notify the Commission of such a refusal and its justification.
  13. A copy of any supporting document that is relevant for the purposes of assessing whether the proposed action is admissible and well founded must be annexed to the form; for example:
  14. However, the Commission will apply a different time-scale and/or lower reductions or none at all, if exceptional management conditions are encountered for certain measures, or if other well-founded justifications are introduced by the Slovak Republic.
  15. Therefore, the calculation by CRA International of the extra burden of OTE (EUR 390,4 million) based on the 1,5 multiplier suggested by the Hay report should be accepted as well-founded.